It certainly would be. It would be within the cooling-off period, under the conflict of interest guidelines. But is there no enforcement from the lobbyists' end of things? Are they not in breach of, if not the Lobbyists Registration Act, at least the lobbyists code of conduct, by influence-peddling to their own previous department within that short a period of time?
On September 18th, 2006. See this statement in context.